Music Winners Give Programs
BROOKINGS April 16 Winners in the district high school music contest to be held at State College today and Friday will present two special programs. Professor Carl Christensen, director, announced today. The first program tonight features solo contest winners, and Friday evening offers the winning ensemble groups. The events, in the college gymnasium, are sponsored by the South Dakota High School Music Association and attract more than 1000 delegates from 23 public high schools and the State School for Blind at Gary.
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Brookings
State College
Carl Christensen
College Sudforium
Christensen
The
South Dakota High School Music Association
Gary
Milbank
Acington
Bryant
Clear Lake
Lake
Preston
Volea
Astoria
Blg
Stone City
Brands
Bruce
Elkiom Ervin
Estelling
Florence
Hayti
Hetland
Irequels
Oldharn
Reville
Christens Isen
Tehsels
Brookings Man to Judge Music Contest
Carl Christensen of Brookings has been chosen as a judge for the Minnesota High School Music Association state contest to be held May 8 at the University of Minnesota. He will also judge the district contest in Granite Falls on April 25, and participate in regional festival events in Grand Forks and Fargo in early June.
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Brookings
Carl Christensen
State College
University of Minnesota
Christensen
Granite Falls
Minn
Grand Forks
Blunt High School Class Sponsors Weekend Dance
The Blunt High School senior class held a public dance at the Legion hall Monday evening. The Red Ramblers provided the music. Proceeds will defray expenses for Skip Day, and the event was well attended.
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BLUNT
Blunt High School
the Legion Hall
Red Ramblers
Finders Turn in Packets of Bills Totaling $1000
Sioux Falls reports two packets of currency, each worth $500, were found and turned over to police. Landmark discovered one packet in front of a bank and Stever turned in the other, saying he picked it up half a block away.
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Sioux Falls
Henry Stever
Lennorc
Farmer
Liloyd Landmark
Wilbur -Bruggeman
Landmark
Stever
Amundson Speaks For Demos At Kingsbury Meeting
Senator A P Amundson of Minnehaha County addressed a Democratic gathering in Kingsbury County noting the in absentia of Thomas Eastman as advertised. Hollis M Hill chaired with Hill citing tax exemptions handling while Amundson urged two cents from the gasoline tax be diverted to rural credit payments. He praised Governor Berry and President Roosevelt, predicting a 40 thousand vote margin for Berry and 40 electoral votes for Roosevelt, followed by a Roosevelt radio address and a free dance.
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Kingsbury
A. P. Amundson
Minnehaha
Thos
Hollis M. Hill
Detrad
Statehouse
Hill
Amundson
Tom Berry
Roosevelt
University Coeds Model Fashions at South Dakan
Vermillion April 16 A group of coeds at the University of South Dakan parade spring styles. Miss Fashion of 1934 will be chosen at the Mortar Board dance Friday afternoon. Candidates include one from each dormitory and from town independent women, with the winner to seek the honor.
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University of South Dakan
Gettysburg Men Seek Reelection in City Election
Gettysburg voters head to the polls April 21 to elect three councilmen and one justice of the peace. All candidates have served in these posts for two years and petitions were filed on Saturday, April L.
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Gettysburg
Peace Officers Close R C Session in Rapid City
In Rapid City on April, the South Dakota sheriff and police officers training school held sessions on cattle rustling and range brand alteration. Sheriff Floyd Short of Perkins County led the rustling discussion as officers from West River and eastern South Dakota attended. Brown County's state’s attorney Frank Sich opened with state law enforcement topics, with H W Krieger on ballistics and Lieut. Wildiun Gordon on crime investigation. Photographer Bert Bell spoke on photography’s value in criminal investigations.
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Rapid City
South Dakota
Floyd Short
Ferkinns County
West River
Frank Sich
Aberdeen
Brown County
H.W. Kriger
Arid
Wildiun Gordon
Kansas City
Bert Bell
Relief client sentenced for false pretenses in Sioux Falls
Albert F. Schmidt of Sioux Falls pleaded guilty before Judge L. J. Wall to obtaining property and money under false pretenses. He received six months in the Minnehaha County jail with five months suspended. The state says Smith obtained two relief checks worth 4.90 and 450 dollars while funds were already in his postal savings.
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Sioux Falls
Albert
Fe Smith
Aligs
Albert F. Schmidt
Sioux’ Fail
L. J. Wall
Minnehaha County
Smith
Sorority Elects Officers at University of South Dakota
Astil 18 Betty Mitchell of Madison was elected president of Alpha Lambda Delta at USD Vermillion. Paty Elliot of Vermillion was vice president, Dorothy Ulery of Wakwonda secretary, and Susan Zinn of Sioux City treasurer. The new class adds to the active chapter as upperclassmen remain honorary. Plans outline a year of varied activities and initiation.
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S.D.U
Vermillion
Astil
Betty Mitchell
Madison
Alpha Lambda Delta
National
University of South Dakota
Paty Elliot
Bayon
Dorothy Ulery
Wakwonda
Susan Zinn
Sioux City
Bonilla Teacher To Instruct in Huron
Theo dore Holland, who has taught at the high school here for five years, has accepted a position as superintendent of schools at Fulton. We wish him the best of success in his new post.
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Bonilla
Huron Bonilla
Speeigh
Theodore Holland
Fulton
Holland
Chief Takes But One Outfit for Easter Season
Report from Sioux Falls notes a clothing salon case where Henry Marquison recovered only ten dollars worth of goods after thieves drove away his car and ruined samples. The Easter parade incident led to the loss of one outfit including trousers shirts and accessories.
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Sioux Falls
Henry Marquison
Bli
Pa- Nee
Choral Directors Course Is Offered at State College
South Dakota will host a summer session at State College opening June 3 with a two day program for choral directors. Dr C R Wiseman says Prof Harry Kohler will lead the instruction designed for church choir singers and conductors. The summer bulletin is being prepared and the session runs through June 24.
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Prockings
S. D
State College
South Dakota
C. R. Wiseman
Harry Kohler
Wiseman
Carnation Club of Redfield Holds Evening Meeting
The Carnation Social Club of the Degree at Honor met at Mrs. Frank Hall's home in Redfield April 16 with 20 members present. Mrs. Anna Shade led a brief business segment before an entertainment hour of games. Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Robert Schwitzenburg hosted and served a lunch at the close.
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Carnation Club of
Redfield
Carnation Social Club
Degree At Honor
Frank Hall
Hall
Robert Schwitzenburg
Anna Shade
Blunt Woman Marries Whitmore Man in Catholic Church
Bernadina Hoefer of Blunt and Godfrey Lechack of Whitmore were married at the Catholic Church in Blink Tuesday at nine o'clock. Father Kapperman officiated. Bride wore white satin and the couple plan to live in Whitmore Iowa. The Victor Reedy family returns to this state and moves onto a farm west of Manchester, with children to attend Manchester schools.
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Bernadina Hoefer
Blunt
Bernadina Hofer
Henry Hoeftce
Godfrey Lechack
Whitmore
Father Kapperman
Manchester
Victor Reedy
Thesehildren
Oes
Preston Residents Join In Radiocast
Lake Preston residents join a State College radio program on KFDY at 1 p m Friday as part of Community Broadcasts. The Lake Preston talk will feature Mayor Rogholt, the high school minutes department, and a discussion of local recreation programs. Stephen Jones, program director, described the effort to educate listeners about their cities and towns.
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Lake Preston
Rogholt
Tlk
A. A. Coulson
Blunt Public Schools Name Sixth Grade Teacher to Superintendency
Miss Sallie Bisset, a sixth grade teacher in Blunt Public Schools, has been selected for the superintendency post for the coming year. She has taught in Blunt for two years and earned much approval. She plans to travel to Boulder Colorado this summer for studies.
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Bonilla
Blunt
Sallie’ Bisset
Huron
Miss Bisset
Boulder
Colo
Sunmen
Bonilla High to Perform The Scarecrow Creeps Friday
The Senior Class of Bonilla High School presents The Scarecrow Creeps at town hill Friday evening April 24. A family reunion for Mr and Mrs Holland Vollenweider and daughter was held at J F Zeigler home near Huron on April 16.
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Bonilla
Bonilla High School
Town Hill
Holland «Vollenweider
J. FL. Zeigler
Huron
Manchester PTA Plans Amateur Hour Entertainment
Manchester PTA president N S McClenahan announces an amateur hour at the next meeting on April 2. Ten entrants have applied, and entries close soon. Rev E B Vernon of Progunis is slated to present, with audience voting on numbers.
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Manchester
N. S. McClenahan
Manchester P. 'T. A
Duesday
Dent
Vernon
Progunis
Worker Transported Daily for Huron Shelterbell Project
W A Oertle operates a daily transport service for the government shelterbell project in Huron. He carries workers in his truck and also shuttles groups from nearby towns including Etmond Iroquois and Cavour.
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Huron
W. A. Oertle
Etmond
Iroquois
Cavour
Resume Farming Near Hitchcock Vicinity
Hitchcock April 16 Farmers have resumed work after a burn and weed clearing. Plowing and seeding wheat are the main tasks this week as lingering winter conditions slow progress.
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Hitchcock
Oye
Syriny
Ark
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